Python编程：自创游戏指南

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《用Python创造自己的电脑游戏：第二版》（InventYourOwn Computer Games with Python, 2nd Edition）是阿尔伯特·斯威格特（Albert Sweigart）所著的一本书，专为初学者设计，旨在教授如何利用Python编程语言开发简单的电脑游戏。本书适合对编程感兴趣但缺乏经验的人群，通过实践项目引导读者理解基本的编程概念，并将其应用于游戏制作中。该书的核心内容围绕Python游戏编程展开，它不仅涵盖了基础的编程语法，还包含了游戏设计原则、用户界面设计、游戏逻辑、以及如何使用Python库如Pygame等来实现游戏功能。斯威格特强调创新和实践的重要性，鼓励读者在遵循版权协议的前提下，创作出属于自己的原创游戏作品。版权方面，这本书受到Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 United States License（CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 US）的许可。这意味着读者可以自由地： 1. **分享** - 复制、分发、展示和表演作品，只要按照作者或许可者指定的方式，并且不暗示他们支持或认可你的使用。 2. **再混合** - 创建衍生作品，即根据原作进行修改或扩展，但必须在同样的或相似的许可下发布这些改编作品。 3. **署名** - 在引用本书的任何节选时，必须明确注明作者的名字和作品标题。 4. **非商业用途** - 限制在非营利性的个人或组织使用，商业用途需遵守特定条件。如果你对这本书进行修改或创作，必须确保你的作品同样遵循Creative Commons的非商业和共享授权原则，允许其他人以相同或类似的方式使用你的作品。关于法律条款的详细解读和完整许可协议可在以下链接找到：<http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/us/> 通过阅读《用Python创造自己的电脑游戏》，学习者不仅能掌握Python语言，还能提升解决问题和创新思维的能力，为未来在这个充满创意的领域奠定坚实的基础。这是一本兼具实用性和趣味性的编程教程，适合那些希望在游戏开发中施展才华的初学者和业余爱好者。

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Getting the State of a Row in the Ocean .................................................................................. 232

How the Code Works: Lines 40 to 62 ...................................................................................... 233

Creating a New Game Board ................................................................................................... 233

Creating the Random Treasure Chests ..................................................................................... 235

Determining if a Move is Valid ............................................................................................... 235

How the Code Works: Lines 64 to 91 ...................................................................................... 236

Placing a Move on the Board ............................................................................................... 236

An Algorithm for Finding the Closest Treasure Chest ............................................................ 237

The remove() List Method .................................................................................................. 240

How the Code Works: Lines 94 to 162 .................................................................................... 241

Getting the Player's Move ........................................................................................................ 241

Asking the Player to Play Again .............................................................................................. 243

Printing the Game Instructions for the Player .......................................................................... 243

How the Code Works: Lines 165 to 217 .................................................................................. 245

The Start of the Game .......................................................................................................... 245

Displaying the Game Status for the Player .......................................................................... 245

Getting the Player's Move .................................................................................................... 246

Finding a Sunken Treasure Chest ........................................................................................ 247

Checking if the Player has Won ........................................................................................... 247

Checking if the Player has Lost ........................................................................................... 248

Asking the Player to Play Again, and the sys.exit() Function.............................................. 249

Summary: Review of our Sonar Game .................................................................................... 249

Caesar Cipher ............................................................................................................................... 250

About Cryptography ................................................................................................................ 250

The Caesar Cipher .................................................................................................................... 251

ASCII, and Using Numbers for Letters ................................................................................... 253

The chr() and ord() Functions .......................................................................................... 254

Sample Run of Caesar Cipher .................................................................................................. 255

Caesar Cipher's Source Code ................................................................................................... 256

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How the Code Works: Lines 1 to 34 ........................................................................................ 257

Deciding to Encrypt or Decrypt ........................................................................................... 258

Getting the Message from the Player ................................................................................... 258

Getting the Key from the Player .......................................................................................... 258

Encrypt or Decrypt the Message with the Given Key .......................................................... 259

The isalpha() String Method ............................................................................................. 259

The isupper() and islower() String Methods .............................................................. 260

How the Code Works: Lines 36 to 57 ...................................................................................... 261

Encrypting or Decrypting Each Letter ................................................................................. 261

The Start of the Program ...................................................................................................... 262

Brute Force............................................................................................................................... 263

Adding the Brute Force Mode to Our Program ................................................................... 263

Summary: Reviewing Our Caesar Cipher Program ................................................................. 265

Reversi ......................................................................................................................................... 267

Sample Run .............................................................................................................................. 270

Reversi's Source Code.............................................................................................................. 273

How the Code Works ............................................................................................................... 281

The Game Board Data Structure .......................................................................................... 281

Importing Other Modules..................................................................................................... 281

Drawing the Board Data Structure on the Screen ................................................................ 282

Resetting the Game Board ....................................................................................................... 284

Setting Up the Starting Pieces .............................................................................................. 284

Creating a New Game Board Data Structure ....................................................................... 285

Checking if a Move is Valid ................................................................................................ 285

Checking Each of the Eight Directions ................................................................................ 287

Finding Out if There are Pieces to Flip Over ........................................................................... 288

Checking for Valid Coordinates .............................................................................................. 289

Getting a List with All Valid Moves .................................................................................... 290

The bool() Function ............................................................................................................. 291

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Getting the Score of the Game Board .................................................................................. 292

Getting the Player's Tile Choice .......................................................................................... 292

Determining Who Goes First ............................................................................................... 293

Asking the Player to Play Again .......................................................................................... 293

Placing Down a Tile on the Game Board ............................................................................ 293

Copying the Board Data Structure ....................................................................................... 294

Determining if a Space is on a Corner ................................................................................. 295

Getting the Player's Move .................................................................................................... 295

Getting the Computer's Move .............................................................................................. 297

Corner Moves are the Best Moves ....................................................................................... 297

Get a List of the Best Scoring Moves .................................................................................. 298

Simulate All Possible Moves on Duplicate Board Data Structures ..................................... 298

Printing the Scores to the Screen ......................................................................................... 299

The Start of the Game .......................................................................................................... 300

Running the Player's Turn .................................................................................................... 300

Handling the Quit or Hints Commands ................................................................................ 301

Make the Player's Move ....................................................................................................... 302

Running the Computer's Turn .............................................................................................. 302

Drawing Everything on the Screen ...................................................................................... 303

Ask the Player to Play Again ............................................................................................... 304

Changing the drawBoard() Function .............................................................................. 304

Summary: Reviewing the Reversi Game ................................................................................. 305

AI Simulation ............................................................................................................................... 307

Making the Computer Play Against Itself ................................................................................ 308

How the AISim1.py Code Works ............................................................................................ 309

Making the Computer Play Itself Several Times ................................................................. 310

How the AISim2.py Code Works ............................................................................................ 312

Percentages .............................................................................................................................. 313

Division Evaluates to Floating Point ....................................................................................... 313

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The round() function ........................................................................................................... 314

Displaying the Statistics ........................................................................................................... 315

Comparing Different AI Algorithms........................................................................................ 316

How the AISim3.py Code Works ............................................................................................ 318

Comparing the Random Algorithm Against the Regular Algorithm ................................... 318

Comparing the Random Algorithm Against Itself ............................................................... 319

Comparing the Regular Algorithm Against the CornersSideBest Algorithm ...................... 320

Comparing the Regular Algorithm Against the Worst Algorithm ....................................... 321

Comparing the Regular Algorithm Against the WorstCorner Algorithm ............................ 321

Comparing the Worst Algorithm Against the WorstCorner Algorithm ............................... 322

Summary: Learning New Things by Running Simulation Experiments ................................. 322

Graphics and Animation .............................................................................................................. 324

Installing Pygame..................................................................................................................... 325

Hello World in Pygame ........................................................................................................... 326

Hello World's Source Code ...................................................................................................... 327

Running the Hello World Program .......................................................................................... 328

Importing the Pygame Module ............................................................................................ 329

The pygame.init() Function ........................................................................................ 330

The pygame.display.set_mode() and pygame.display.set_caption()

Functions .............................................................................................................................. 330

Colors in Pygame ..................................................................................................................... 331

Fonts, and the pygame.font.SysFont() Function ...................................................................... 333

The render() Method for Font Objects ............................................................................ 333

Attributes ................................................................................................................................. 334

The get_rect() Methods for pygame.font.Font and pygame.Surface Objects

............................................................................................................................................. 336

Constructor Functions and the type() Function ................................................................... 336

The fill() Method for Surface Objects............................................................................... 337

The pygame.draw.polygon() Function ......................................................................... 337

The pygame.draw.line() Function ............................................................................................ 338

The pygame.draw.circle() Function ........................................................................... 338

The pygame.draw.ellipse() Function ......................................................................... 339

The pygame.draw.rect() Function ................................................................................ 339

The pygame.PixelArray Data Type ................................................................................ 339

The blit() Method for Surface Objects............................................................................... 340

The pygame.display.update() Function .................................................................... 340

Events and the Game Loop ...................................................................................................... 341

The pygame.event.get() Function ................................................................................ 341

The pygame.quit() Function ............................................................................................ 342

Animation ................................................................................................................................ 342

The Animation Program's Source Code ................................................................................... 342

How the Animation Program Works ....................................................................................... 345

Moving and Bouncing the Blocks ........................................................................................ 345

Creating and Setting Up Pygame and the Main Window .................................................... 346

Setting Up Constant Variables for Direction ....................................................................... 347

Setting Up Constant Variables for Color ............................................................................. 348

Setting Up The Block Data Structures ................................................................................. 348

Running the Game Loop .......................................................................................................... 349

Moving Each Block ............................................................................................................. 350

Checking if the Block has Bounced ..................................................................................... 350

Changing the Direction of the Bouncing Block ................................................................... 351

Drawing the Blocks on the Window in Their New Positions .............................................. 352

Drawing the Window on the Screen .................................................................................... 352

Some Small Modifications ....................................................................................................... 353

Drawing as Fast as Possible ................................................................................................. 353

Drawing Trails of Blocks ..................................................................................................... 353

Summary: Pygame Programming ............................................................................................ 354

Collision Detection and Input ...................................................................................................... 355

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